New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

CAPTURED during the The recommend
ation was made orally 20 the President and dis
cus'ed III Cabinet; but the ~Uhiec! was hastily re-
considered ant the order rc,clnded when IN ont
tugs. OK popular condemnation followed tne de-
II lHclatlOn OF Commander FalrChlid ana Governor
Foraker and the actlon OF various bodies OF the
Grlud Army he iiegGilty of the pr posed pro-
c"dnrc WAS 30; more marked than Its lmpr3ciica-
Lih;Y. The captured rrbe. fl lgs were Government
p,rn ant IN, Executive had no rgl 10 dispo Q
OF ihcm vi bout authority from Con2rcss and a.
the Con cdeia;c STATE Governments WhIca 0fIgln-
aliv owned lie n Aal ceased 10 exist there were no
ofuc3! Cu-i"di.us entitled 80 receive them. In
co SEQ lcnCe of me tree ?Or. no. to say passion.
with wEIch General lutte and o her Grand Army
mcn crltIci>ei his action in tniS matter ana in TIE
veto OF the DcpeHd"nt i'eHs OnS bill. he President
refused 90 attend the NatiouH! .-ncampment at 81.
Louis, hereby emphasizing ;he TACT tha' he wHs
not on S,e1klng terms with the soldiers.
Tue EaGamp noni. whcI was he'd lac III sep
tcnbc', disclose nearly unaaImOu5 feeling
in oppo-IjIon 10 thu Ve,o 81 the Dependent Pc ions
bL sImi'ar measure pi0Tidii y pensions for sol
dlcr- whose UlySicai disability can be ClstInc ~
Traced 10 actual service III the army has received
The appgnvai IF al Dy rwhcmiug mi ,IItv o. he
posts, although iLrrc Is - strong movement IN
favor O. ScTVic' pensions, cif-r uniform ~ grade l.
ne Pre- .idrnt was entertained III -. LON, ~ or
/ the Epc4mp Hent II III closed, and subsequently lie
visited chicago. fiiWaHk"r, MInn apo - kansas
CltY, McmD is atlanta. aud other cites beng re-
ceiYed ever, VIII re with cordial; - an making q
sell = q! speeches cmchv 81 local sH1licance. lie
had previously ~ ended hc centennial celebration
OF the adoption OF the Con stI5u;ion a Philadelphia
INrRiGUEs l. FOREIGN INTERESTS.
Il the Administration has iaclrrsi the hostility
OF Unl,n solder ald American Indu tries duciua
the year II mas industriOusle earned the gloi VIII
of foreign Interests III Calala aud .lnrand. The
Senate oa J,au1ry = passed D. vo;c OF 10 30 4
Retaliation act for tas protection OF the
American f;ing 1sat against oa.ragcs
Oh tn. Dominion sab 1ard. This measure
was hung 40 in tdc House Committee
on Forey 81 Afurs through tae intrrgaes o. The
State Department. Two rvtt schemes OF re: AHA
tol were oiO.Eht forward ~ Chllrila Belmont
and secretary Manning. and grr1t IAcS VIE was
brought to bear the SdmlulStrai ion against aaT
legislation tbs subject. Inc SPudtc bill II It.
,,i il landing ths ,cheming in the British interest
WIS uas 81 by the House, aud The President armed
with lul power 20 deny Canadian vessels the pr,v,
iegcs o. trading III American ports, II corresponds
lug commercial rights were den ed TO Amcric III
vessels II Canaiid pors These powers were not
exercise =. though american vessels were refused
their co,nmcrcIli nght7 IN D0nlni0n ports during
the fishing season Two vessels ana several opat'
were >elzci by Canadian Cilicllis United states
squadron nomInaly sent north for IN" protection
Of the fleet was employed Tor mouth II dis'li5-
Utiug cIclilr, aholt the Fishermen
Informing them OF tie arbitrary p.o-
horizons or the custom, officials. Atmtral Lurc
WIS rebukcd by Secretary Whitney for al nag the
Canadian Coast Guard III Keeping American Ncf-
sells out nf port bu hls policy tended l. prevent
the recurrence o! ou'raccS and was mus M accord
with TIE purpo-cs OF secretary BaVari, "ho was
ben; Noon making diplomatic settlement IN
dchauc" o: tie Tc,olutlon passed ~ tie senate III
January. The British Government apPontc III
TIE autunn sir. Chamberlain IS Cnlei Commits
sOucr to r-Otlatc some form 81 set tie eat % the
lI>heric, question. lie wa joined in November at
washington by Sir Charles IupDcr aad tn British
Minister Sccrc,arg BiydiI app".nuaE Br hng"l
ana sir. Putn3;n either ~ commissioners or negn-
iiaior, - confer W.T.! them. The result OF hose
sccre, conference is not known. ana the antao'lN
of tie President To apo mt the American coin'nlS-
soncrs IS questioned. Ia Behrng see several But
lsh Seacrs were seized duilng the season Tor
poaching in American waters IN driauce
of the Revised Sta.utcs relating t. Alaska.
HIS ac' lou of the revenue officials seems to con-
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correspondence with tie BRUSH Cove nm mt Ia re-
latlOl 20 thrcc vc~sei sen ii IN The same waters
daring tho previous year II Am7, lean mans nave
becn uphed 10y his cI.eag ic>. S'cieiaY bLyad
can be proha his depended upon to negotiate llcl
surrender # hem. At the same tEne Sccr'iar,
Faircaid. who succeeded SncrctaN Manning on
March 81. has already succeeded without dlplo-
macy admitting q foreign monopoly. 'h' Cana
dIln Pacific hallway, 70 q rcinuncfdt y" snare 90
the tran~conilnental traffic ~ bondln lis connect
ing live OF steamers on tie racine 4" cast. MS
great DrivllcG Was granted without reference TO
the abio CATION OF AIuCc MA al tine ilt-tJ oi
Washington or TO the inso!eIt H"hia. I" America
fishermen of the treaty privilege of ScuciHg iheif
car goes by rail undcr bOHd Iron Canadian 10 Ahel
some OF the best work of The Administration has
been zone IL the Navy p'pari neEt, "n"rc G u,
tracts have been awarded thrrr cru '"r> an
twO guubOLts AM csigus pr" rdre for 40 inoird
cruisers. and where q new American lDhus,iV Ia'
hcn., founded by the Arrangements ma ie for TIE
iro lnciIon Of qua steel and snip arnDr on ia"gc
scaic Iw. of the Roach cIdlsrrS hive Hcch com
pirtcl and have proved to .bc M 'Xpcc ely last
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succeeded III rendering tic AdniIl>t anon uh-
popular III The Ear IVES, was forced IL Ic-Igh III
conscq of oi,A4Tec n@ni- "Hh rccTc aiF -
HE liOIHr Dll. i"T me I;Icti 81 iic-'"' I"
taber and desert acts would nave or a!'piIl' -
redress tor ihc Comm toner's Vcci-i"'s J! li'
Senai. hal moi detcaiei II. the att-nT.> "f the
ComIni soucr to SUSPEND the operation ~
set cement law, enacted b, Col2Ics- created %
much prejudice has IL h'c1nc nee oar u o'I'
h. coIciiatc settler. %. sinking al iHr Iand. Gidh'
RAILROADS, a. va con" a. seer ''F i't.l,I a.
ci~iou Tc~ toriug are indemnity land d. ilt 1tic
and Pacific 1pnpl - 40 entry d'f 'Hr 'li
laws. hlt also { o.. an d." % al ini me i. ''
Office Tn" Preside Of i"~ -fVti crriii i'f H' 'ih'
INK c0nmi .s olers under the "Apc..in % al iiir.-
stare at. w..O wis.,, d.. iHnAci I'D 4il'ul'''' D.
in con -cTVt'Iy" spili'. lir,' conan 500 i'i' Ner
Ihnr,a~ IT, CORY. u iiiGu f.. II rTisuu. AUGUST "a
Schooamaaor, A /. Walker ana ". L. Ni.sf
CC.EL>CY AND !tADr.
Tie l'ni.el States Treasury pnI.a"d dari-g the
reac the saiu. DJucy wmci Secretary FHrci Io
adopted in tie summer Of 1856 ate: orr'lry
Manning became d sab.cd. he ha, ha 'icu'n b. AL
means IA li. power the issue Of small All o,nrr
silver note SO thai She amount IA circuialon ha,
been increased. During the .atcr months of tire
ycor he also adopted the cXpedIcn, oi crpo-iiln9
large sums win banks. 30 tat tic amount on g.
post. SIS. 133,0-3 az Tie beginning OF lie icAr,
has rlsen to #i3.3;GGpi. Mainly By nos devices
tnc carrcncy IN CIR u!@iioa la, hccI increased over
so OGO 600 during the latt.r hai OF the year.
al h ugh the retirement OF III" Inst OF I'd. per
ems ~ Jui, terminated ihc p'S-lbiHtf 81 u'ih%
the surplus IN the payment Of bonds: and purchases
of bonds m lie Opou market. Trough mace 10 some
q icuf during he fall, proved OF niue HNi ~ re-
,urning mlIcg 10 o. ierel circulation. lac deposits
with banks have taken money our "i VI" it"t IVY,
II is trac Du nave failed ~ measure 10 restore
10 COMMERCIAL and Industrial uses Tor. beng p1cen
with institutions generally at or heal speculative
centres. aud loaned ~ the bHnHS on ahpIi tlhc 81
ON call the money IA mainly contributed 10 swell
thc funds available for speculative but not Tor
industrial cnplo, mont The extension 81 cIchIa-
tion has Iuuiated the most violent speculation ia
nro1urts Ihc Hhcat collapse a. Chicaso ~ June
cau.cd tie failure OF many firms there, me col
lauS,. of tnc Fidcuy Bank AZ Inclnnati wlti sew
cral firms ana finally the stOppagc oi lhc san
Frauci,co Board OF Trade aud tue enforced icoi-
pgniZatI0n Ui the Nevada Bank.
nn J"mc,tic and the foreign trade Of \; cDua-
try have Doth been affected uniaYOfabN oF"ANi'i-
dI1ary activity ~ speculation. " nne c% potts
,r iabiv amounting 10 F722 600 O0O 50 lar a. can
now be Judged the imports haze Iise1 luiiy
90 nn 6nu nr,h.hiV VracU!ag S1I3.ODO,UDD. 50